Where we publish pieces by promising young Indian writers. After all, they will replace (dethrone) us one day.
Young Critic Review: “Stalker”
Young critic Rohan Murti writes about Andrei Tarkovsky's STALKER.
Weeks without days
With the pandemic-stricken world in lockdown, young critic Rachit Raj mourns a life without the movies.
Streaming review: SHE
Rachit Raj reviews the new Netflix India series, SHE, created and co-written by Imtiaz Ali.
Film review: KAAMYAAB
Rachit Raj writes about Kaamyaab, Hardik Mehta's delightful directorial debut, starring Sanjay Mishra as a forgotten character actor in Bollywood.
Film Review: Guilty (Netflix)
Rachit Raj writes about GUILTY, the uneven Netflix India original written by Kanika Dhillon and directed by Ruchi Narain.
Film Review: RAKKHOSH (Netflix)
Our review of the indie, RAKKHOSH, featuring Namit Das and Sanjay Mishra, also known as "India's first POV feature film".
Film review: Yours Truly
Rachit Raj writes about Sanjoy Nag's delightful little 2019 indie, YOURS TRULY, starring Soni Razdan.
Film review: Teen Aur Aadha
Rachit Raj reviews Dar Gai's critically acclaimed film, TEEN AUR AADHA, streaming on Netflix.
KPFF2020: Watching “Eeb Allay Ooo!”
Young cinephile Debanjan Dhar writes about his experience of watching Prateek Vats' Eeb Allay Ooo! at the People's Film Festival of Kolkata.
Film review: Sam Mendes’ 1917
Aspiring film critic Rachit Raj writes about the film everyone is talking about: Sam Mendes' anti-war epic, 1917.
(Streaming) Review: Ghost Stories
Rachit Raj reviews the first Hindi film release of 2020, Netflix anthology GHOST STORIES.
Streaming Review: Sarthak Dasgupta’s MUSIC TEACHER
Rachit Raj writes about Sarthak Dasgupta's haunting little indie, MUSIC TEACHER.
Film review: Pati, Patni Aur Woh
Rachit Raj reviews Mudassar Aziz's PATI, PATNI AUR WOH, Bollywood's latest soulless interpretation of a problematic theme.
Review: The Irishman
Rachit Raj reviews Martin Scorsese latest mob movie, Netflix's THE IRISHMAN.
Review: BALA
Rachit Raj reviews BALA, the latest in a string of feel-good Ayushmann Khurrana social-message entertainers.
Review: Saand Ki Aankh
Rachit Raj reviews Saand Ki Aaankh, starring Taapsee Pannu and Bhumi Pednekar as 60-something rural grandmothers who become senior shooting champions.
The Best Films of 2017
This is your definitive list. Our young critic Pranav Joshi lists down the BEST of 2017 in terms of World Cinema. How many have you watched?
(Young) Review: IT
Our young critic Rohan Murti is back with his review of Hollywood's latest horror sensation, the Stephen King adaptation, "IT".
